Global shrimp market faces challenges: China's production slows down and supply gradually becomes saturated

게시됨 2024년 9월 25일

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The 2024 Global Shrimp Forum highlighted a slowdown in China's shrimp production, leading to a saturated market, while the EU, South and Central American countries see an increase in shrimp imports. Vietnam's exports experienced a significant decline, contrasted by India's growing exports. Ecuador's exports are expected to grow despite a slowdown in exports to China, though the market share is expected to shift. Indonesia's production is predicted to decline due to challenges such as transportation crises and diseases, leading to increased market competition. The global shrimp market is facing complex changes, requiring enterprises to improve technology and efficiency to meet changing market demands.

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At the recent 2024 Global Shrimp Forum, shrimp industry leaders and experts from around the world gathered to discuss the trends and challenges of the shrimp market. Data disclosed in the forum showed that the global shrimp market is facing significant changes, especially China's shrimp production slowed down and the market gradually became saturated. 1. Overview of the global shrimp market According to statistics from Willem van der Pijl, co-founder of the Global Shrimp Forum, the EU's shrimp imports are expected to increase by 3% in 2024 to 330,337 metric tons, with shrimp supplies from South and Central American countries increasing by 10% in the first half of the year. In contrast, shrimp supplies from Asian countries fell by 10%, with Vietnam's exports falling particularly significantly. In addition, US shrimp imports will decrease by 3% to 764,962 metric tons, and Indonesia's supply will also decline further. 2. China's shrimp production slows down As the world's largest ...

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